Featured Could Christ Have Sinned? III

Hmm....I'll research on that. Interesting. Nonetheless Jesus have not sinned.

 

Focusing on Sanhedrin that was installed here for Judging JESUS through this topic "Could Christ Have Sinned?"

Unto all that have shared of this devilish Judgment :

Understand this:
No man knows the Son, but the Father, yeah, no man knows the Son, but the Father.

Are you all imagining be just as the Father, the only One who knows the Son?

The things you all have posted are but blasphemies.

The Word is God, yeah, the Word is God, He is from everlasting to everlasting, He has not beginning neither ending. The Son is the beginning and the ending, the Almighty.

 

My understanding, it is a week long feast and when the brothers are taking off when it was near, The conversation starts with "Now the feast of the Jews, the Feast of Booths, was near."

"9Now having said these things to them, He stayed in Galilee."

He did stay, and stated his time wasn't ready at the time before he stayed.

 

Let's agree that God does not lie, and He does not change His mind (repent). In John chapter 7 Jesus tells His brothers He is NOT going up to Jerusalem for the Feast of Booths (John 7:8-9). But then He DOES go (John 7:10). Did He lie, or did He change His mind? from post #1

That's the way it reads in the NASB and perhaps some other translations but in the KJV:

Go ye up unto this feast:
I go not up
yet
unto this feast;
for my time is not yet full come.
John 7:8

 

Arron

Again. I, know, no Greek, not much English grammar either for what it is worth for an old man.

From John 1:14 And the Word flesh, was made ( ἐγένετο G 1096 Second Aorist Middle Deponent Indicative - 3rd Person Singular )
From Gal 4:4 sent forth the Son of him made ( γενόμενον G 1096 Second Aorist Middle Deponent Participle - Accusative Singular Masculine ) out of woman, made ( γενόμενον G 1096 Second Aorist Middle Deponent Participle - Accusative Singular Masculine ) under law

Could you relate and reconcile the usage of G1096 to Jesus of Nazareth as to time, tense and so forth?

What took place when the Word flesh, was made / became. Was at that moment in time the Son sent forth from the Father.

Just Who would you say is the Father of the Son of God? I would say the answer is found in the last seven Greek words of John 4:23 into the first three Greek words of 24.

 

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Keep in mind: JESUS did not lie, neither change His mind.

 

If I remember the passage correctly, His brothers were taunting Him to go and declare Himself to be the Messiah. Jesus responded He wouldn’t go because His time had not yet come.

So, He went in secret. He didn’t lie nor change His mind but was true to His statement that He wouldn’t declare Himself as Messiah at the festival.

peace to you

 

Read the passage in context.

peace to you

 

The answer to the OP is still a firm NO!

 

Again, the context of the passage is Jesus responding to His brother’s demand He go to the festival, perform miracles and show Himself to be Messiah. He says He won’t go because His time is not yet come.

In context, He says He won’t go to do those things, but He does go to teach.

I don’t see any reason to think He lied, or that He changed His mind.

peace to you

 

Oseas3 and others please read this again and then you can claim that you have found the abominable snowman (Yetti).

Go ye up unto this feast:
I go not up

yet

unto this feast;
for my time is not yet full come.
John 7:8 KJV

 

No Yetti for you.

Then there is needed a theological escape from His lie, "I do not go up to the feast."

God cannot lie. Ooops.

Part of the story is missing and the ms or fragment which has it has not quite been found.

Jesus was human on earth so this distortion is not sin.

Moderns know better what the ancients did not.

From canadyjd, "In context, He says He won’t go to do those things, but He does go to teach."

 

The man, Christ Jesus, in whom was found no sin, became sin for us: you, Tsalgi, and me, SGO,
died for our offences, and was raised again for our justification.

 

Agreed praise to God.
So saying He was not going to the feast (at first seemingly not going at all)
is an error in translation no matter what documents were relied upon.